Bonsai repotting techniques: how to avoid root damage and revitalize the bonsai with new vitality.

Choose the right time to prepare tools and materials, gently remove the pot, inspect and prune the roots, replace the potting soil, and water thoroughly.

Bonsai, as an art form, not only requires careful maintenance but also requires caution during soil replacement to avoid damaging the roots. Soil replacement is a crucial step in maintaining the vitality of bonsai growth. This article will introduce the techniques for replacing soil for bonsai, helping you avoid root damage during the process and allowing the bonsai to焕发 new vitality.

Choose the right time

The best time for replacing soil for bonsai is usually in spring or autumn when the temperature is suitable and the plants are growing vigorously. Choose a sunny day for soil replacement to avoid rainy or cloudy days to prevent affecting the recovery of the bonsai.

Prepare tools and materialsGently remove the potInspect the rootsPrune the rootsReplace the potting soilWater thoroughly

References:

1. "Bonsai Maintenance Manual" by Jinshui Chen, published by China Forestry Publishing House, published in 2010.

2. "The Art of Bonsai" by Zhiqiang Zhang, published by Shanghai Science and Technology Publishing House, published in 2015.